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May 26, 2026

SnerpaPower the first certified Independent Software Vendor (ISV) on Elma’s day-ahead market

About Elma

Elma orkuviðskipti operates an electricity market in Iceland and works to increase transparency, efficiency and access to organised electricity trading. The company offers a platform for trading in the day-ahead and intraday markets and supports more active price formation, increased participation by market participants and better utilisation of the electricity system.

For more information about Elma, visit: https://elma.is/

Gabriella Edberg
Head of Business Development

About SnerpaPower

SnerpaPower is a technology company and software provider that enables companies to use electricity in a more flexible and cost-efficient way. Its solutions support automated participation in electricity markets, reduce costs and increase the use of renewable energy. SnerpaPower works with energy companies and power intensive industries in the Nordics to better connect their operations with an evolving energy system.

For more information about SnerpaPower, visit: https://www.snerpapower.com/

Gabriella Edberg
Head of Business Development

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